Poems published in Piker Press, a weekly journal of arts and literature.
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"...buried in an alien land, doomed for the rest of eternity..."
Ian Mullins ships out from Liverpool, England, where he is a full-time Carer to his elderly parents. He dreams of one day leaving the house.
"...Swallowing the hollow look..."
"...you harped blame on detractors and the West..."
"...I stare at the broken columns and pillars..."
"...coffins, cowboys, virgins, ghost..."
"...Previously I was supportive of poetry sourced from our rent..."
"...He told them all how to live..."
"...facing my own death on my own time..."
"...We are scattered like watermelon seeds..."
"...To run? To hide? To turn from Alexandria?..."
"...the storm clouds throwing thunder..."
"...in New York a pretty face is a degenerate's menu..."
"...Shadows do not make history..."
'..."I am Me," Ginsberg writes...'
"...ghost of the person looking straight at you from the past..."
"...Which mirror will show me..."
"...The battle begins<br> as this war rages on..."
"...both places invite me, a part of me exists in both places...."
"Nothing is easy as you grow too old..."
One last image of springtime before ...
"...see the bluebonnets blazing in a spring meadow..."
"...Squabbles hard over empty nothings..."
"...To say how I’m feeling as I watch..."
"...some poems are children playing on Halloween..."
"...hopin’ light will stay the night..."
Tejaswinee Roychowdhury is a Bengali-Indian lawyer, writer, and poet.
"...the company waits in its own shadows:..."
"...I always introduce myself..."
"...Now, you're just counting days..."